The Andrews Labor Government is getting on with the removal of Victoria’s most dangerous and congested level crossings, announcing that four more level crossing removals will begin this year.

Minister for Housing, Disability and Ageing, Martin Foley, today announced the recipients of 46 grants to help culturally diverse seniors get involved and participate in the community.

The Andrews Labor Government is helping older Victorians in St Albans and Footscray develop their digital and online skills, so they can conduct financial transactions online, contact family using social media and take control of their e-health records.

Today marks the first day of the holy month of Ramadan, which will be observed by many of our fellow Victorians.

Minister for Education, James Merlino, today visited Furlong Park School for Deaf Children to tour the school and meet students and staff.

The Andrews Labor Government’s first Education State Budget is rebuilding Sunshine College and giving its students the best start in life.

Two innovative programs at William Angliss Institute will receive $4.47 million in Andrews Labor Government funding to get more than 1800 people skilled up for jobs in growing industries.

The Andrews Labor Government is working with Victorian school students and teachers to help them become leaders in climate change through practical and achievable actions.

Survivors of family violence will receive more support as the Andrews Labor Government’s $3.5 million boost to counselling services across the state begins to flow this week, Minister for Families and Children, Jenny Mikakos, announced today.

The Andrews Labor Government provided $150 million in the 2015-16 Victorian Budget to upgrade the M80 between the EJ Whitten Bridge and the Calder Freeway.

Joan Kirner’s legacy looms large over the Labor Party and the women’s movement.